SOLD PATCH KNIFE

[tallpine]

For your consideration, Patch knife, OAL 8 1/2 inches, Blade 4 1/2 inches 1084 HC steel. Elk antler brow tine handle with lots of character. Poured pewter bolster, copper pins. Tastefully antiqued with a nicely fitted center seam sheath. A very nice, one of a kind piece priced at 175. to your door.

 

[SciAggie]

Very nice! I’m enjoying the little knife you made for me. Good luck.

 

[D.Summers]

Boy howdy! There's a knife that could skin squirrels and deer with beauty!

 

[Colonial Boy]

That’s a beauty. (muses; I could try to copy it)

 

[D.Summers]

Tallpine, is that knife as sharp as she seems? Will keep a great edge?

 

[D.Summers]

Ok, I"ll check back in the morning, I'm going to bed! Have to get my 10 year old on the bus at 7:15!

 

[tallpine]

Yes, she will shave, easy to spot a good bladesmith, his left arm is hairless. It will hold an edge and is easy to sharpen as a well made blade should be. I use a digital oven to heat treat and temper all my blades

 

[William O.]

Tallpine, is that knife as sharp as she seems? Will keep a great edge?

I've got one of TallPine's knives and it is indeed sharp and keeps that sharpness quite well.

To spot a bladesmith "his left arm is hairless"

 

[Tacitus]

Tallpine, I'll take it. PM sent.

 

[slspletskp]

Another beauty by Dan!

 

[Flintlock Whiskey]

For your consideration, Patch knife, OAL 8 1/2 inches, Blade 4 1/2 inches 1084 HC steel. Elk antler brow tine handle with lots of character. Poured pewter bolster, copper pins. Tastefully antiqued with a nicely fitted center seam sheath. A very nice, one of a kind piece priced at 175. to your door.View attachment 140151View attachment 140152View attachment 140153View attachment 140154View attachment 140155View attachment 140156

I am a bladesmith and I have to tell you that for $175.00, that's a great price for such workmanship. Very nice indeed.

 

[tallpine]

Knife is sold, Thank you Ralph

 

[D.Summers]

Aw, nutz! I'm too late! I remember as a kid we had a four inch round whetstone from Herters, and when we deemed our knives sharp enuf we would lick the hair on top of our arms and see if our knives would shave our arms! So funny to read what Tallpine wrote!